Cobboboonee National Park

Cobboboonee National Park protects a large area of native forest and heathland that is of high conservation and cultural significance. The park is characterized by tall eucalypt forests, river gums, and delicate heathlands that burst with wildflowers in spring. It's a fantastic park for remote bushwalking, camping, and horse riding, offering a true sense of solitude. The iconic 250km Great South West Walk passes through the park, with several hikers' camps located within its boundaries. Day visitor areas, such as Jackass Fern Gully, offer picnic and barbecue facilities. The park is remote, and visitors should be self-sufficient. Dogs are not permitted. Entry is free.